New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-29
TIE SITUATION IN NEw-JERsEY.

NEW MIN pIssUADED FROM GOING TO "o"h
CHANGE IN THE COAL STRIKE
Tho United States weghmasters' helpers Oh .o -
shjp pers I'm Jersey City and Hoboken JoIreu "io ,
shnrane, vesterfay and quit work They nave '
receiyipe thirty cents hour and demaha ioiy -
There are not more fifty Of them on inc 'eiSo'
of the river. ,,orn
.h,, forty men came from NewYork yesterday morn
kng Intending to accept made by the Red star
line Of Sl5 a week and forty cents an nun
for overtime. when they got near the sulei'h' !,
office they saw q crowd OF stiiKiDs iohssno o' 60
stopped. moment later the strikers anu tno no
men were In conversation. and half an hour aitei NJ
tho strangers went back TO New-forK ABOUT wv
Jta,,ans were loading the Pennland Dut tooA
about four Of them the work OF ono good man. Inc
steamer will go out time. however she was Ro'"e
her coal from barges with the assistance OF the hreen
No work was beng done at the lnlnan pier anu 'o' "
no steamer IN. The Chicago is expected with he"Ny
cargo. which must be unloaded ana the slcainoi ~
again inside OF four days.
The Rotterdam Line is seriously empar'"sse'
The steamer W. A. seholten Is at her pier WIN !"
cargo almost entirely OF iron WIRE which Is consdelT
The hardest kind freight 10 handle. gang or
were put at It, but majority OF them found 'ne moS ~
too hard and returned 20 New-iork a NV ~ ,-,er
twenty-hve brought over from New, lorA re
day. strikers induced ten OF Them % @ in he
ships is not half unoaiea sue nas no, no m today
with the United states mails IL Is thoeh' tn tuv ~
eminent take some action TO prevent 'ho "ei9 Vi
In Iobokcn the WILSON Line succeeded in getting sur
10 The companys pier in NewYork To get her supply OF
Al the Thingvaa Lines pier the sailors had taken te
Mace of the lOngshoremcn. but they maze SOW ViocSs
The lOncshOrcinen empoyei Oy dhe na"o'rS TX, " -
Bremen lines continue al WORK ihey, ect a -, 49,,
weekly salary aud for overtime ana leIuse u Jon
the strike. l.. .,o oo,d ;tion
There was little change yesterday In the condition
of the coalhandlers' strike. Sueilnehuent honSoo
q the Delaware Lackawdnna ana western SOmphh},
Is confined TO his bed Manager Halsied mas TAKEN LIS
place and the WORK of handling coal goes se5IY gu
long coal trains arrived Ill the !hiu ihinH
night and there Is sufficient supply on manu- 10 heep 'ho
laborers busy for week IL rumOred yesterday Inat
the strikers had decided a. send men to tne
west the tunnel TO Intercept tne co' u"., i
ahone the runJr c0uld not De traced 10 ahf Ienpo
source Snciih henZo sent force 0f deputies 10
the tracks from tue tunnel Ia Inc county lhc, io
strikers seem to have ImbiDed new courage anu chlns
ias from the meeting the Cooper Union ON IhursuN
niVht and are more dc crmiucd than TO make the
coIuanies come terms. Although DELEGATES are aoulu
subscriptions for tien lty uciiA tnat 'nV9 a."
in need money and declare that their IaDlos ao o'
suffering. nj, f,,,,-
FIFTY ongshOremen employed al the StahdainO Noln-
panys wharf at Weehawken Joined The strikers 3cSei
day When asked what their grievance was ule? Sau
they had nome but they hal been ordered Ou' ann "cO
obliged 10 20 These have been receiving - cchtS
an Lour and had steady employment The cohPaiR WILL WI,
bat tIe tug-hOdt captdih' WIZ not
tow vessels loaded by DOnuhioh lien tue u'A0"'' '
continue. $500. 90 .-,od
AT Polt johnson the work OF handling coal was carried
on DUR q day aud there was no tOh re ""Ih TO
mains suspended at Lombard. Ayrcs IL GO Oh reUcf,
and the SIMPLY of O, mt hal2eschs refinery Is nearly
exhausted In the supply II low AT nearly AZ t"c
oil retneies and unless the strike EMS soon ScN'IHi
hundred more men will he thrown out OF employ hth'
The and Mkesbarrc Goal Company mas uITct'ei
that all lie coal trains ing side tracks ia Icnhsy
yania be forwarded to PORT Johnson
The striking Oa!- trmncrs at Biy0ne held "a mcetluR
last night at which resolutions were ip'el ueIlo.
the coal compancs for employing Pinkerton men ana
MAYOR Oliver Tor allowing 10 be sworn III as secals